Limestone, ME · Aroostook County · 46.950°N 67.885°W
Loring LiquidCool Data Center (Green 4 Maine Campus)
LiquidCool Solutions / Green 4 Maine
Key facts
- Location
- Limestone, ME, Aroostook County
- Capacity
- 50 MW planned
- Powered by
- Canadian hydropower (New Brunswick); immersion cooling (no water consumed)
- Announced
- 2025-10
- Last updated
Civic impact
Energy & water
- Energy source
- Hydro
- Cooling
- Closed-loop
Power from Canadian hydro via Versant Power (Aroostook County utility). 24MW will-serve agreement confirmed; 40MW immediately available at base; potential to scale to several hundred MW. Fiber connected to Three-Ring Binder statewide network (MAE-East internet exchange).
LiquidCool immersion cooling uses polyalphaolefin oil (non-conductive); no water consumed for cooling per developer claim.
Status history
- Proposed
LiquidCool Solutions and Green 4 Maine announce Maine's first AI-focused data center at Building No. 7230, former Loring AFB; operational target within 6 months of October 2025 announcement
Maine's 1st AI Data Center Planned for Aroostook County - Proposed
Maine Legislature advances LD 307 data center moratorium (20MW+ facilities); Loring project above threshold with 24MW will-serve agreement. Governor Mills ultimately vetoed LD 307; veto sustained June 2026, clearing path for Loring project.
Maine's Proposed Data Center Ban Could Restrict Facility Planned at Loring
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Sources & data provenance
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